Amesect Named One of Bloomberg’s Top 25 Companies to Watch in Africa
Amesect has been named one of Bloomberg’s Top 25 Companies to Watch in Africa — one of only four South African companies recognised on the continent-wide list. The acknowledgement reflects growing global interest in decentralised, capital-light approaches to organic waste bioconversion, and in the potential for insect biotechnology to drive genuine economic inclusion across Africa. Read the full announcement to find out what this means for Amesect, the BSF industry, and the communities we are working to bring into the insect bioeconomy.
Amesect Moves Forward with DWA Investments
Amesect secures R4.3 million investment from DWA Investments to advance decentralized black soldier fly farming in South Africa. Discover how their Micro Magic³ system transforms organic waste into high-value products through sustainable, on-site processing.
Turning Waste into Wonder: Grootbos’ Journey with Amesect and Natimby
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, in partnership with Amesect and Natimby, is transforming kitchen and garden waste into valuable resources — producing sustainable chicken feed, organic fertiliser, and renewable energy in a groundbreaking circular system.
What You Need to Know About Black Soldier Flies in Waste Management
Black soldier fly larvae offer a sustainable, profitable way to convert organic waste into valuable protein, fertilizer, and bio-products. With Amesect’s mobile Magic³ units, waste producers can process waste at the source, reduce emissions, and tap into the circular economy—turning environmental challenges into new income opportunities.